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MINNEAPOLIS Esea,Estnte.

The following transfers were recorded in the
Office of the register of deeds yesterday
Its l and 2. blk 30, Calhoun Park; VS.
King to + Harrison. S2.200
Its and q, blk s. sub to Forest Heights;
Richard Bah TO Galpin. ,........... 1,6OO
Land in sec =. town l1S, range FL Richard
Cole to Richard Il Dibb. ...... ........... 1,575
Land in sec s, town 100, range 90; Eugene,
Guirnot to Valentine Dahlheimer. 1900
Land in sec 30. towu 2S range 24 r H Wig
gin to G B Wiggin ...................... 5000
Its 25 and &c. blk q. Motor Lire add; Ida c
Pearson to Clark. acknowledgements. 800
Same land Clark to Hugh Bvrnes...... 5000
Lit 2, block 12l, Morrison, Smith & Han
cocks add; James Cullen to NJ Little IL, 600
Land sec 10. town 2S range "a; Jacob
Woolyerton to NJ Hewett. ........ :. 4,20O
Its ], 2 and 3, blk p Johnson's subd; Lizzie
a Douglass to Daniel Lyon. l5 900
Lit B. Northwood; II Kirkbride to Annie
Robinson. .......... ......... 49,. 1000
Land in sec So, town 12G, range %; Ed
Davis to Flora C Kimball. ................. 1900
Part 1t Is, blk 10, Forest Heights; Olive A
Lee to Joseph Willard. rd.................. 1000
Lit L. blk II, jackson, Daniels whitneys
add: D w Longfellow to Brown. 6,15O
Its IL and ~ block So, Reminston's Third
add w Delaney to Hugh Longstaff -. 1000
Lit l2, blk 81, Gales Second add; Peter Baet-
son to H L Emerson. ..:........:. 1000
Part Its and 8. blk /, Bell Bros add; NC
Rusher to NJ Jones. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
1t 6,blk 6, ,Harrison's Second add; S Libby
to e l. Bridges. 1875
Land in sec So, town l20, range %: f Mcneil
to James Emony. .............. 1875
Its 4. 5, l6. L. blk 10, Kenwood; Fred w
Htchngs to Andrew H Potter. 600
Its 3. and 5, blk 2, University add; Frank .
Lowell to Edwin Parker. ................ 5000
Its I, and 3, blk 3, Bakers Second add; w
B Bonnifeld to W knowles. -. 5000
1t 1, Voses subd II Voso to Thomas Null
cahy. ........................ 1,1OO
Land in sec 20. town lls, range 81; Jacob
spenzem to Charles T Thompson. -. Il. 600
Land in sec 81, town 49, range "a; Frank l.
Mortimer to John W shackleton.. ......... 49, 900
| 1t g. Johnson's subd; Woolsey to II A
Aim. ........... 1900
Its s, g. 10. IL and II, blk So. Remingtons
Third add; Minnesota Land and Invest
ment company to w De Laurey. ....... $500
Lit 80, Heaton's add; John Mullen to Martin
Jorgenson.... .:.....:......-......... 1900
| Its ID, 16, II, Is and 10, blk Z, Blaisdelrs
add; John Nicholson to Otto w Smith,. 2,S75
! 1t Sc, blk s. McMllans add; Alice Z Ginter
| to Michael Lynott Observation-Disclosures. $500
Four unpublished deeds. .25. 500
Twenty minor deeds less than 81 900 each. 9,737
Total number of deeds "a .-.--.-. SiT6 I2J
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Funeral from his late residence to-morrow

| Funeral from his late residence tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
s'War "Reminiscences or My Experience as
Private" will be the subject of a lecture Mt
the Railroad Mems reading room by Rev. J.
l.. Pitner this evening.
The matter of appointing guardian for
John Kelly, chargrd with being an habitnal
, drunkard, was partially heard before Judge
Won Schegel yesterday
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank Braden and Helen Harrington, Charles
Illndholm and Betsy Swenson, Joseph La
vique and Ellna Baldwin Whittemore.
Judge Young filed an order yesterday deny
ing motion for a new trial in the case of
Frank Carlson against the Brush Electric
company, to recove0damages for injuries re-
ceived.
The Northwestern Fa-Crusta Decorative
company was Incorporated yesterday, with IL
capital stock of 100000, by G.. w. Clark,
Charles L. Hastings, j. j. Mallon and II. A.
Turner.
The Normendernes and the Svea sing
ing societies will hold grand singing festival
at the Swedish Brothers hall, corner Eighth
avenue south and Fourth street, Wednesday
evening, March 30.
Supt. c. G.. Goodrich, OF the Street Car
company, will be general manager of the new
motor company. Supt. Mcmillan will retain
his place, and Secretary Mckay will preside
III inc OllcC us usual.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis Iron
Mill Rolling company were filed yesterday by
| Charles Nelson. John Hedlund and Charles A.
Leden. The company has capital stock of
| $50, 600, divided into shares of $50 each.
Another splendid audience at the Grand
| last night saw Lawrence Barrett in his mag
| nificent presentation of "RienZ," and pro-
| nounced it the finest drama Of the season. He
was rapturously appauded, and twice called
| before the curtain.
The inquest over the remains Of Ole Nelson,
| who committed suicide Monday at 2S10 Twen-
| ty-ffth street south, was not held yesterday
| because of the non-arrival of relatives from
| Dayton. Unless it is desired by the relatives
no inquest will probably be held.
The G. A. Il. posts of this city have been
| invited to attend a campfire to he held under
the auspices of Oliver B. Smith Post No. X,
| for the benefit of the Ladies' Relief corps OF
LIE Sueur. Many CT the old veterans in this
city have signified their intention to attend
the campfire, which will be held April IL.
The Stonecutters union held meeting last
| evening and discussed the constitution and
| bylaws. On next Tuesday evening they will
| hold special meeting at the permanent build
ing exhibit rooms and arrive at a conclusion.
The question of wages did not arise. The
Master Painters association met at the same
| time and place, but beyond Il discussion oi
| time and wages took no active part.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
A MANS Thanks.

well known business man of Wilmington, N
c., writes 1T is with pleasure, that write to ex
press to you my gratitude for the relief and bene-
lit your Vegetable Compound has been to my Wife
who has been troubled with liberation. She has
been under The treatment of the doctor for six
years. Finally he said he could do nothing more
or her, that she would die in "a hours. Then
ON menced using your Compound and now she
an attend to her domestic affairs as well as she
yer could.''
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Professional Courtesies.

The case of Peter Mooney VS.. George and
Lena EKnowlton concerning an ejectment
from the house Of the plaintiff on the Crys-
tallale road which had been leased to the
defendants, was on trial yesterday after
noon in the municipal court and was made
quite sensational by the attacks of Chris A.
Gallagher on E. A. Sumner, the opposing
counsel. who accused each other of dishon-
orable conduct professionally. Judge Ma
honey finally decided the case in favor of
the defendants.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23

to the lieutenant general commanding the
army. The new duty to be placed in charge
the artillery post at Fort Riley. Maj. Willis
ton is an accomplished artillery soldier, and
there is no doubt that the post at Riley will
under his charge, be the best adapted to It's
purpose of any post in the army.
general court-martial is appointed to
meet at Fort Pembina on Thursday, the oath,
or as soon thereafter as practicable. The de-
tail for the court IS: Capt. Cyrus NJ. Delaney,
Fifteenth infantry; First Lieur. Edward s..
Chaplin, Fifteenth infantry; First Lieut..
George A. Cornish, Fifteenth infantry;
Second Lieut.. Andrew S. Rowan, Fifteenth
infantry; Second Lieut.. Leon S. Roudiez.
Fifteenth infantry; Second Lieut.. Charles @.
Tear, Twenty-fifth infantry, Judge advocate.
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\ Novel SNiS.

CINCINNATI, o., March ga singular
suit for damages was brought yesterday by
Arthur Rose. colored resident of this city.
He attended theater Sunday night and sat
in the fronU row of the gallery. During
the singing of the comic song Oars New
Coon in Town." the singer emphasized that
line in the song by pointing directly at him.
He sues her for $4,000 damages, claiming
that he was injured by so much disagreea-
bic publicity. Notice of the suit was
served OH the actress at the theater last
night
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New Train Service to Ashland

-NOSs
Via the Wisconsin Central. Commencing
March 23, the Wisconsin Central will put on
through sleeper between Minneapolis and
St. Paul and Ashland, leaving Minneapolis at
1886 p. III. and st. Paul at 8:l5, arriving in
Ashland at 1880 a. NJ. Returning the sleeper
will leave Ashland at 1880 p. and arrive in
Minneapolis at 80 d. N. and St. Paul at 7:10
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
MINNEAPOLIS.

Fine Metons, French and English Kerseys, Venetians,
Scotch Mixtures etc., ETC. Jour tailorade Silk and Satin
lined and Tweed among these goods Then we have
the lower grades selling the cheapest coat at S. Our
stock is large that fit every size Of Man, Youth
Boy Look if you want the best at the lowest
prices
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23

another Union Labor Meeting.
Yesterday evening meeting Of working
men was held at Martins hall, corner
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
I)I ED.

DAILY-In Minneapolis, at 247 Second ave-
nue. south, infant daughter of james and
Ella Daily, aged l month and 10 days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
AT THE aoTE LIS

]. L. Putnam, editor Granite Falls Tribune,
is at the st. James.
At the Clark House: 7. o. Wengler, Sioux
Falls; +. N. Dore, Ashland; H. Wallace, Du-
luth.
At the National: J. P. Sheridan, Eau
Claire; Henry Johnson, Morris; j. O'Dono
ghue, Bradley.
At the st. James, J. NJ. Miller. Webster,
Oak; E. L. Hoyt and wife, Ashland; L. NJ.
Sutton, St. James.
At the Nicollet: George Wyllie, jamestown;
A. A. Smell, Faribault; W. 3. Frehner, Rec
Wing; G. NJ. Baldwin, Columbus, Oak.
At the West: Mrs R. E. Fleming and son
Fargo; A. H. Chadbourne, Rochester; S. H.
Plummer Huron; John Mcdonald and wife,
Fond du Lac.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
Personal AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. J. F. Beaumont and children are visit
ing friends in Chicago.
The East Side African Methodist church
held pleasant social last evening.
Mrs. c. H. Wheeler, 1921 Park avenue, en-
tertained number Of friends last evening.
Mrs. E. n. Brown entertained few friends
at tea last evening at her home, 1900 Harlem
Place.
Miss Hilda johnson, 1401 Chicago avenue,
entertained about twenty-five friends Mon
day evening.
Mrs P F. Ransom, 626 Eleventh avenue
southeast, entertained ABOUT twenty-five
friends last evening.
Mrs. C. 9. Parsons and daughter, Miss Par
sons, of Oak Park Ill.,, are the guests of the
Misses Long, 6l3 Hennepin avenue.
Mrs. G. W. Burdick and Mrs. L. j. Gibbs
returned home from DEBORAH aud Calmar,
Ia., where they have been visiting friends.
Charles Swanson, the popular blonde OF the
Nicollet house Office force, has been COM
PEELED to resign his position on account of ill
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan w. Page, of North
field, gave an elegant reception last night,
which was attended by about seventy five
guests. May catered.
4 brilliant wedding reception will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. I. V. DeCoster and Mr..
Branham at Mr.. De Coster's home in Litch-
field this evening, in honor of Mr.. Greenleat
and his bride.
was received by o. C. Wyman Yesterday,
stating that his daughter, Miss Minnie, is
lying very sick with Roman fever. Major
and Mrs. Reeve will remain with Miss Wy
man. The remaining members of the Mime
apolis party are on their way home.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-23
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.

The First Ward Democrats Hold Meet
ing at Which Excitement Runs
Very High.
Three Candidates for Alderman-0ne Of
Them Charges He Was Not
Fairly Treated.
The Republicans Accused of Using
the United Labor Party to Beat
the Democrats.
Eleventh Ward Prohibit onists-- The
UpSala Choir Cannot Come to
Minneapolis.
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THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and OMAHA
-0g-
Chicago and Northwestern RAILWAYS,

Silbpoer ben bebite Befororins % BRUCE,
ben f~orteite SID al ale 2inier meIem ct
gaul % Chicago pg mellem ct. Saul, 6ipur
gitp, Omaba, SEES Moines % Santos gitD.
Gaa ale 9rGn ct Der SoneDDgne % | Omaha
% &an1as 9th Tan &eiien / Qpbet al en-
ganife tort Sib fprtiGttes til 5teber / Calf
%fprnien. "Sbe &ppal &pufe" er ben be-
fienbte "Gbprt Sine" til Chicago. Sngen
OmbDtnin9 at 8ogne; 8iqetter al ale &lasz
Ter bDnpreres. So. Tr9n ONT Oagen bper
Sci, ubitpreoe meb be MEET elegante Bunman
Sppeppgne % mpoerne Spi1eDDgne, paa
bpilfe alt bpa6 Marstiben bar at bbbe paa al
6ruater % belifate eager bliper iernereDe
til rntmeliaee 8riier. Disie 5pilepoane paa
"Ebe &oDal &oute" er, bpao &omfort o9
elegance ansaar, be Dpperligite / 8erben.
8enbt benne Suite til 9ulutb, Miblanb o9
ale Steber rurbt Safe Superipr ira ct.
Saul, Minneapplis, @au Claire, Siour gitD
% ale anore @tatipner / 5Db pg Dit. Meo
Sr9net fplger ON Dagen fprite &lasles
8pgne, ON Natten SppeDogne, iom lite be-
bppes pmbDttet. S Miblanb fomr1er bet /
Nerbeben al Sc, 6. Ga IS. Tren, Der fgz
rer til Sernm1inerne.
&ipb bine 8iletter paa Chicago, ct. Saul,
Minneapolis & Omaha 8anen % bu bill lite
angre bet.
Binetter til1algs bos ale Nsenter.
Spr Starter o9 anben Undertaking benz
T. W. TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. s. MCCULLOUGH, N. N. WHEELER,
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt. Genl Ticket Agt.
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u0lan0et.

Grantrise iises at bile ubiette 11b,
itillinset, Der ftuloe fnbe steo 1890.
To % ct balft bunbrebe 8ilesrimz
er falieilebe poa Dona,l ner Bafit.
Neiten ale omfom.
-aeiier Wilbelms 9elbreb iises M
at tpinse bam til at treffe fig tilbase
fra bet ofentlise 2iu.
-&onserne' al Donmarf % @refenz
lamb bar ! Gnslaro % beltos / Dron>
ninsens femtiaars Subilelmn.
Drowning gictoria bar flnbet bet
nsbpenbist for England at faa en- np
Mpnt iuarenbe til en- @slubaler, iom
ffal fables bobbel Jlorin.
-Gnselite % irite 6armere iubler
oper D~poaselien al GlBbeus 8eparelie for
lensere Eioer ilufttette @anoer. Denne
Dpbaselie louer ale 5ormere en- MP rig
Sn~ote9tsfilbe.
s. Epiflanb lanes bpert Nar oper to
MilionerG'laspine. SGranfris 800 900.
Sc fleite al oilse fipbes at Mrbeioere,
iom arbeiber peo Slb. st iaa6anot Die
parer lite mere END fem Mar.
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,4.L--.an
s,.;.s'.n. @s.- .ss'
waa- -, :. a.s 81. -. .a.''ss4u. cg1e'
rS Nv S''oe, " p1le
49, ."s. Wv
m.".nT N1'. 'uaS.s
i'4' ~ ouu.e''e 'e"Oe % Idn8e
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IS 81. Saul 1tal cprettes en- itanbiz
napilf Bonf meb : 100000 Rapital.

s. @idmou6 go. bpsses en- Sern=
bane ellepe Niile lang, Der ffal bripes,
oplples o. opparmes meb Gleftrifitet.
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@n 9ib efter Sloset peo Jrebrifsz
burg laa @ol6aterae en- Sag en- Manb
bore IND / General Sees Telt en- &ruffe.
5olbaterne be9pnbte iaa imaat at pnife
fig en- BARN Eobbp. 8eb Mibbasstio
TOM General See no at Eeltet o9 ibet
ban blinfebe til be nermelte 1pur9te ban
ON be fanlfe gnlfebe ct @las. Ser lpb
itrafs ct en5temmist Sa. NQe Tins blep
orbnet us ale iatte fig ! en- &lDnse.
&orfen blep truffet up o9 Opparteren
fog i @lasjerne - &iernemelf.
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"gau r1aa bu life lnatte til mig, &iaz
ring, ie9 er 1ps" fasoe Manoen ban
tom bjem ONT Nftenen % faitebe fig paa
@ensen. &oneu tu9 en- Stol iatte fig ben
til Sensen, bpiebe fig neo til bam os
bespnbte at inatfe uben at benz
bes Manb bar iitano til at sioe benbe ct
eneite @par. Eiliioit ipur9te bun:
"&an bu iise 5la1te ba?" Manben
fog Diner1e op % la9oe:
"9ar bu no9et paa benz"
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6orbubsfomiteen paa Sobers bar ienbt
ub en- @nnbifripelie, Der inbbolber OPP
lpsnins ON @tiftelie at "ben fsrite Gor@
bubsforenins" os be for famine Gorentne
pebta9ne @tatuter, bpilfe finbes inotasz
ne N1lfp." SO. 6 b. a., FAINT Tom &larz
sisrelie al "slrbeibet, iom ifal sieres."
"aaifp''s. Gorilas til Hrosram for
observation-disclosures, inbtaset ! Dor UT
tifel ON bisiei fOrr. @o., os enbelis fpl:
senbe Bemnrfninser:
"Joreninser1e er politiife, men bia'
Der fig life til noser Barti. De oil tas'
1ielp bos Dem, iom loper at ftette 5ors
bubslopen. 8i maa peb ale 8als ar
beibe for &anbibater, iom ct meo %
SHE Golf fan bore Meblem al Gorenia'
eerne uben Seipn til, ON be er vi:
bolbsmenb eler >iffe, mar b
bare enise i 5oreninsens Erosram
Disie G~oreninser fan arbeioe lang
itarpere enb be a~lminoelige vi
bolbsforeninser ba be iamler ale Sol
unber ct feIes Moal, bporfor bi osia'
nu erflorer benz foe abiolut nsbpenoist
Mfbolbsforeniu9ernes iberoi8e drbeio
blir mere enb fpr npbpenbi9e, ba be
betpbelis @rao uil lette Arbeioet Q!
9isre BET mere Os mere foritadelist. q
erflerer 6orbnbslopen fnlbt ub berettisei
6inbrinserne pil efterboonben orbneS :
o9}na buab bet sfonOmiife ansoar.
Den Der mobto9er benle @unbifripeli'
anmobes ON itrafs at ftifte 5orenins {
buert 9erreb. 8l ban lite ielp bett'
bebes ban anmobe oabre berom. vi
beibet maa bripes meb ben iterite Fra
getpp nj. Der BIZ itrafs blibe beran1
met 2anbsmbbe IL Drbnins Of feae
0ebei{e."
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"SSens," ia9be Melfemanben til fin
npe Dren9, "ier bu buao leg siBr?"
"SSa," Iparebe Sens, "ou fommer
8anb / Melfen."
"gaei, bet er netop bpab je9 lite 9ibr,
iea fomn1er Melf i Banbet. Saa
beriom ,rosen ipgr, ON jes bar 8aub |
Melfen, iaa Jig bu nei. Si9 altio
lanbt. vt beorase er itD9t, men at lpoe
er pnrrew
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Sra Naleiunb: Gu al 8peus itbrre
Gorretninssmanb, Tom meo True ps
otte Eienere % melbte fig IND Totalz
afbolosforeninsen. 30 al bans Eienere,
Der O9iaa bar tillteoe, bapbe for furt
Tib iiben unoerlfrepet Nfboloslpftet.
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Norbmbre 5allesforenins, ftiftetet 8ar
Nar fiben, meb bet Jormaal, at 1prse for
en- ftsrre Nsentpirf1ombeb inben Diitriftz
ct, bar / bette Mar baft lite minbre enb
8 @miiarer i 8irfiombeb. Disie ire
bat tillammcn inbmelbt 1873 nbe Mebz
lemmer / @elifabet.
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8osiepan9en bar ct l1sentlis vi
bol6sblab Der falbes "6olfets BEL"
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/ BET 9amle 2anb, iaa lab bdm faa npbe
soot Of "5elt-Staabet." Oct foiter Inn
$50,
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afboIesfasen I Roree.
[6ra Menneifepennen.]

&rifianianbs Nfbolosforenins eier
eset Qus.
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@n Manb meb rpb eller niolet Smint
paa Nelen fab Ell Dag uo peo 2afen os
|fiifebe. Gan falbt | 8anoet os en- 8ro=
Der i 5aset peltebe bam paa 2anb os
bespnbte at bearbeibe bam iom fig bbr
brntaebe.
"6pao ct pa~aferbe?" ipurste en- for
~bigaaenbe. "Du rr,aa faa 2ip / bam
isjen"
Scr ct 16 @esler for bporleoes mon
1tal brinse brrfaebe tilbase til 2ipet.
Seq fan bper eneite en-; men jes ueb lite
bpilfen fommer fsr1t."
@orn ban iasbe bette, ilos 8atienten
fine Zine Up os ipur9te:
"gr bet noset / &eslene an9aaenbe
8renbepin? ?"
"SaE
"@ip mig BET os Lab be andre Is @esz
ler fare"
"1nor Ifal bu ben meb ben 9amle
Soften. Til Boneparben?"
"NeiE ipareoe ben t%ro1fploise 9eitez
ban6ler.
"Til 2imfabrifen tanife?"
"gfeiw
"9por ifal bu ben meb bet sanale
Deet ba?"
iii 9orpet % ial9e beu."
$50 bet ital bu faa mig til at tro, al
uoeen bill fiebe ben 8enraoen."
"gitsnof er ben sammel," iparebe
6~eitebanblereu, men jes bar mi baf'
ben i Is Nar % ben FAR pnret mig En-
COB 6eit i fin 1ibr
Der e. 8artier, ber fontrner til Torps
meb ben @lorie, be bar p,luoet for %
star tilbase % taser lite | 8etrastuine
at insen fisber en- Ting for bpab ben
bar bnrer.
g 81. Saul ifal oprettes en- itanbi
napilf Bonf meb : 100000 Rapital.
s. 9aidmoub go. bp99es en- Sern
bane elIepe Mile lang, Der ital bripes
oplples o. opnarmes meb electrified.
&. 4At 0m ~ Ben
/ BET gamle 2anb, iaa lab BAN faa npb
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s &riitianiunb ipbser BET NOT for
Observation-Disclosures nu. Dets 8ez
oilsnins uolsber bette Nar % mi bar
Eotalafbolbspennerne beni1llet til &om=
rnunebeftprelien at fatte 8ellutnins ont,
lat benz 8olaset bepilseoe &etti9beo
til llbifianfnins % l1bials at 8renoez
bin os bermeb tilberebt Drif / minbre
Bartier enb 40 2iter inb6rases peo
bette Mars l1b9ans, os at Der fra Nptaar
1888 al ingen @ettisbeb til Branbepinsz
ials bepil9es." timber en- Nfftemnine
neb ct MasIemsbe bnor Der bar $50,
antoses 9tfbolbspennernes Gorilas moi
hun fire @temnaer.
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"eorif @ibmanbsbla6" er Napnet
paa en- Npis nermeft for @ibfolf, iom !
ben fibite Tib ct bespnbt at ubfomm1e |
&riitiania. Sen rebi9eres al be befjenbte
2iterater gonitantius 6loob os SUIT 8.
6loob, FAINT ben blanbt Nfbolbspenner
iaa afbolbte fOrbenuerenbe Sibnnanbsz
preft, u. Morten1en.
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'FBLTRAABBI!!
Set eneite norifzbanite 8robibitionsz
NORDVESTEN
os Organ for
msfemu,er bner 8resas.
@nbper N%fbolosmano buroe boloe bet
for at fbl9e meo, enbper Maabebolosz
manb burbe leIe bet for at ripes meb, os
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-22
SISSETON AGENCY.
The Lands not Open to Settlement until
the Goyernment BUYS Them.

The Lands not Open to Settlement until
the Government Buys Them.
SIssEToN AGENCY, Sept. 17.-An erro-
neous impression seems to have gained
currency in the northwest in regard to
the allotment of lands in seyeralty among
the Indians, which is now being conduct
ed by the government ON the Sisseton res
ervation. The idea seems to prevail that
as soon as the allotment is made the bal
ance of the lands will be thrown open 10
settlement by the whites. Such is not
the case, rs the following interview with
j. d. Jenkins, the United States Indian
agent here, will show. That gentleman
said to your correspondent:
The land of this reservation Is now be-
ing allotted, under act OF Feb. 6, 1887.
About half of the 6llotments have been
made, and it will require about three
weeks more to finish. I think all the
Indians entitled will take their allot-
ments. cannot now tell just how many
acres the allotments will take, but as
near as 1 can estimate, it will require
about 125, 900 acres. The whole number
of acres on the reservation is 919, $50, so
that there will remain, probably, about
790, 900 acres. The remaining land viii
still belong to these Indians, just as be-
fore the allotments. The whites cannot
settle on the lands or get them unless the
Indians will consent to sell to the United
States, which at present they are not in
clined to do. They may at some time in
the future conclude to do so, but until
they do there can be no settlement by the
whites
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-22
Two Lost Opportunities.


I have been told that the most serious
wound inflicted ON the Merrimac in this
action was self inflicted, when she ran
herself up on the iron sbod bulwarks Of
the Monitor, for the little vessel was so
low that she ran clear up on her deck,
and exposed, In doing so, her wood ends
beneath her plating, thus causing a
serious leak. Had those in the tur-
ret fred when she was thus ut such close
range, they would probably lave torn the
Mcrrinac's how clean off of her, or shat
tered it SO that she would ut once have
sunk. Had those On the Merrimac no
ticetl it, the iron ladder leading from tho
deck of the Monitor to the top of the tur-
ret, had not-such was the excitement on
board of her-been hauled up, and It
would have been the easiest thing in the
world to have jumped on board and cap
tured her, as there were hut few men in
the turret, or, in fact, on board the boat,
all told. They did not notice it, but
backed their ship off, and fhc fight proper
keCan--OutinC